Sentence examples for appear trivial from inspiring English sources
When put alongside the book's larger concerns, such complaints may appear trivial.
When there are terrorist attacks, sport might appear trivial, but that's not quite right.
They appear trivial issues to those on the outside but they are important when building a team environment.
The whole concept may appear trivial, but these musicians have much more influence on local people than politicians could ever wish for.
"It is such a masterpiece of felicitous opportunity that all casualties of life or death appear trivial in connection with it".
Beside the charges faced by his predecessors – "treachery against the people" and "treason" – the accusations against Mr Chirac may appear trivial.
The confusion between triviality which no longer appears trivial and sensationalism which is made to appear ordinary is cleverly organized.
A yield of 2% or so appeared trivial when the market was rising by 20% a year.
"Everything appears trivial — especially my own creations — what makes me great?" she writes in a moment of doubt.
3. Despite appearing trivial or obvious, this is actually a substantive assumption.
If this appears trivial, rather than a central achievement in the history of science, it is because the mechanistic perspective now so thoroughly dominates our scientific worldview.
